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Florian -> RE: structures (Nov. 22 2006 14:23:11)
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hassurbanipal
If only it was that eazy [:)]
There are many different Alegria letras for example or the same thing sang differently, an experienced guitarist can tell where a letras is coming to an end but even so unless hes discussed it with the singer hes just guessing (then just hope the singer will wait for you to finish your falseta before he goes into the next letra).
all this things are planned for and rehersed for before it possible otherwise u might put the singer off with a badly placed flaseta, or leaving it to chance.
there is no set way of doing ( but as always there are unwritten rules) and to tell you where to put the falseta i couldnt unless i heard the alegria.
I prefer to do scratching for intro , and while the singer sings Tiri ti ta tran tran (intro), and add a falseta after before the letra, but i wouldnt do it unless i checked with the singer.
i think try and listen to as many cante alegrias (or whatever palo) as you can get your hands on, and the more you listen the more u start to get a feel for what belongs where.
The singer really does dictate everything.
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